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Atlanta was on the national stage this week for protests and riots related to the murder of George Floyd … but as we know, this is a much bigger systemic problem.

Oliva Restaurants is officially reopening its modern Israeli restaurant, Aziza, for dine-in meals this Friday, June 5.

It’s hard to imagine planning a vacation right now not knowing what next week, let alone next month, might look like. But that doesn’t mean you can’t still incorporate a little relaxation and fun into the summer.

Over the past several months, our eyes have been glued to the news in hopes of hearing something positive.

One Atlanta institution that’s been a stronghold during the pandemic (and for over a century before) is Grady Memorial, located in the heart of downtown.

The previously postponed presidential and general Georgia primaries are now scheduled for June 9. Here are a few key points to know.

The perfect cocktail right now should be cool and refreshing – and ideally, something you could sip on all afternoon by a body of water.

There are endless memes of sports fans reacting to the loss of games during the pandemic. Luckily, there are now finally some rumblings of good news.

Fresh air can do wonders for the soul, even if it’s just for a few minutes. So, why not transform your outdoor space into a personal oasis?

As we move forward, COVID-19 testing continues to become more accessible. CORE Response provides free testing to Georgia residents.

Based in Atlanta, Shades of Green is a regenerative landscape design firm specializing in ecologically-sound and sustainable landscapes, specifically gardens.

As the summer months approach bringing Atlanta’s notorious heat, Peach State Drinks offers the perfect way to quench your thirst with its combination of fresh fruit and all-natural ingredients.

There’s good news for Atlantans who want to head to the mountains this summer but vacation close to home. Two of our favorite North Georgia properties have reopened with specials making it a great time for a getaway.

Common events, such as industry conferences, meetings or lunchtime seminars, are likely going to stay digital for weeks and months to come. That’s not such a bad thing, either.

Employers can require employees to wear a face mask at work. If your business is going to require it, you should provide the masks or pay for them.

At home around the clock, you can’t help but think about renovating, redecorating, upgrading or even moving.

The Atlanta Legacy Makers initiative was created to pay tribute to Atlanta Mayors Ivan Allen Jr. and Maynard Jackson for how they shaped our city.

Our pets are living their best lives lately – constant couch snuggles, pets, walks, you name it.

While states open back up, many businesses have not yet opened their offices.

Gardening has become more popular than ever, for financial as well as mental and physical health reasons.

One industry hit hard by COVID-19 has been air travel, but as Georgia continues to reopen, our hometown airline has announced plans for more flights in June.

Needless to say, these are stressful times and we all cope in different ways, whether it is stress eating, working out or both.

Atlanta Movie Tours has created a unique way to keep movie-loving ATLiens entertained at home by hosting the virtual movie touring experience Georgia Film & Chill via Zoom on May 31 and June 3.

Remodeling doesn’t have to mean years of work and spending money like there’s a hole in your pocket.

Blue light glasses are all over my social feed lately.

The construction of I-85 across Georgia began in September 1951 and lasted until December 1979.

Transitioning from parent to home-school teacher is a new task that many were not prepared for.

A website is not a want; it is a need.

Social distancing and stay-at-home orders won’t last forever.

It’s amazing how well the human mind can adapt in the face of tragedy and rapid change.